Sentence examples for it is lamenting from inspiring English sources

It is lamenting over loss.

It is warning about the highly uncertain and rapidly deteriorating outlook for the global economy; also, it is lamenting astonishingly inept policy-making in far too many western economies.

The critic Robert Brustein lamented the end of culture (he is lamenting it still).

Well, it seems to be lamenting the early passing away of such youthful beauty – this is a subject which Michelangelo had also addressed in his poems.

"On a three-day trip, you ate at Olive Garden twice!" It wasn't the cost he was lamenting; it was my apparent lack of culinary adventure.

In case you missed it, Apple customers have been lamenting the reorganization in the Photos app, and the changes introduced in 8.0.

The industry has just been lamenting that it will be ruined unless the Government steps and does the handsome by it financially.

"It's as though William Randolph Hearst were lamenting the human toll caused by the Spanish-American War".

And I wonder what America it is whose loss you're lamenting?

It has been lamented in certain circles that they don't make Broadway musical stars the way they used to.

"It's not cheap like it used to be," laments Dale Weathington of Kolcraft, an American firm that uses contract manufacturers to make prams in southern China.